Pcb Connectors

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It looks like you're asking about a 3.96mm pitch lock wire CPU—could you clarify what you mean? Are you referring to a connector type (such as a 3.96mm pitch wire-to-board or wire-to-wire connector), a CPU locking mechanism, or something else related to CPUs?

Here’s what I can break down from your request:

1. 3.96mm Pitch – This usually refers to the spacing between pins in a connector, commonly used in power and signal connections in electronics.
2. Lock Wire – This could refer to a locking mechanism to secure wires in place, preventing accidental disconnection.
3. CPU – This might refer to a processor (like Intel or AMD) or a control processing unit in an embedded system.

A Pitch CPU Connector and a Molex Connector are used for power and data transmission in electronic circuits, including motherboards, power supplies, and peripherals.

These connectors are used for supplying power to CPUs in computers and embedded systems.

• 4-Pin ATX12V (P4 Connector) – Used in older CPUs for additional power.
• 8-Pin EPS12V – Provides stable power for high-performance CPUs.
• 16-Pin & Custom CPU Connectors – Found in server and workstation motherboards.
• Pitch Size: Typically 2.54mm to 4.2mm.

• Powering processors in desktops, workstations, and servers.
• High-performance computing and gaming rigs.

A Molex connector refers to a family of connectors used for power and signal connections in computers, electronics, and industrial equipment.

• Molex 4-Pin (Peripheral Power Connector) – Used for hard drives, optical drives, and fans.
• Molex Mini-Fit Jr. (ATX 24-Pin & PCIe Power Connector) – Found in motherboards and GPUs.
• Molex KK 254 / KK 396 – Low-power wire-to-board connectors with a 2.54mm or 3.96mm pitch.
• Molex Micro-Fit (1.25mm to 3.0mm Pitch) – Compact connectors used in modern electronics.

• Computer power supply connections (HDD, SSD, GPU, CPU).
• Industrial automation and automotive electronics.
• Embedded systems and PCB board connections.